Solitaire on Windows 10

OK so now I have Windows 10. I have regular old Solitaire on all my devices. I would like to get it on my computer. Not fancy Solitaire games like Klondike,Spider, Free cell. Just the old regular Solitaire game. Can I do that?

Thank god for that

WE ARE NOT KIDS!  We don't play Xbox games.  Why does Microsoft force the **** on us?  Give us back our old solitare and stuff the new **** where the sun don't shine.  The programmers also need to learn the KISS principle.  Keep It Simple Stupid!

I absolutely agree with Solitaire Players wanting their games free of advertising.

I would pay a nominal annual fee to microsoft to play.  I am not a computer wizzard, like some of you on here.  Basically, I do my banking, emails, FB, look things up & do my favorite games, which happens to be the  microsoft solitaire collection.  I don't believe we should have to pay additional money for games, there are no ads on my games.

This is what happens when companies, who are always profit and market share driven have no real competition.  I have been a crusader for Microsoft for years but this is yet another slap in the face.  This is an easy fix but I believe it will be ignored and trust me, they are aware. 

My solution will be to pay money for a PC game for cards in which I can circumvent the pop up adds.  You don't win Microsoft, but instead are losing another loyal fan. 

Your slow move into the phone industry was the reason for the horrible windows 8 tile mess.  Only extreme and universal dissatisfaction brought back some of what we were all accustomed to from a great Win 7 program.

I have felt for years now that we as users would be better served if you charged a small yearly update fee but kept an OS we are comfortable with and used to, close to the same.  This would keep you from needing to come out with a completely different system every few years to make money from.  Needing to join and set up yet another app just to play the basic games we use everyday and have learned to expect from Windows, and then to be forced to put up with ads etc, is not good business no matter how you slice it.

Oh, and if you ever want to be successful in the phone industry, it's all about the apps store...period.